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LASRERA vs Fake Agents (2026): What Lagos Buyers Must Verify First
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LASRERA vs Fake Agents (2026): What Lagos Buyers Must Verify First

LASRERA has made practising as an unregistered agent in Lagos a crime and recovered over ₦270M from fraudulent operators. Here are the free checks that tell a real agent from a fake one before you pay.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 21, 2026
A spread of banknotes representing squeezed Nigerian household budgets as buyers delay home purchases in 2026
Posted inMarket Insight News

Nigerians Are Pausing Home Purchases (2026): The Smart Buyer’s Move

A CBN survey shows Nigerians are delaying home purchases, with the house-buying outlook at -56.9 and borrowing costs pinned at 26.5%. Here's why a patient, cash-ready buyer can actually win in this market.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 21, 2026
Unfinished buildings along a busy street, illustrating Nigeria's 2026 off-plan housing escrow and developer-licensing reforms
Posted inNews Real estate

FG Wants Escrow for Off-Plan Buyers (2026): What It Means for You

The Federal Government has proposed developer licensing and escrow accounts to protect off-plan homebuyers. Here's what the reform would change — and the checks you still need until it becomes law.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 21, 2026
Modern residential apartment rooftops in an African city, illustrating Nigerian REIT property investment in 2026
Posted inInvestment News

Nigerian Property Without the Omonile Wahala? What REITs Really Offer (2026)

A 2026 BusinessDay analysis put Nigeria's tiny REIT market back in focus. REITs let you own property income without buying land — here's how the 3 listed Nigerian REITs performed, and the honest caveats.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
Lagos waterfront with a road, high-rise buildings and boats
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10 Lagos Estates Known for (Almost) 24/7 Power (2026)

The Lagos estates known for near-constant power in 2026 — from independent-grid developments to Band A estates — and what dedicated power really costs, in naira and dollars.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
Top 10 Areas in Abuja With the Most Reliable Electricity (2026)
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Top 10 Areas in Abuja With the Most Reliable Electricity (2026)

The 10 Abuja districts with the most reliable power in 2026 — the Band A areas rated for 20+ hours a day, what they cost per kWh in naira and dollars, and the honest caveats.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
Hillside view of rooftops in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, where land remains among the most affordable in the southwest
Posted inLocation Guide Real estate

Best Areas to Buy Land in Ibadan (2026): 8 Growth Zones & Prices

Where to buy land in Ibadan in 2026: 8 growth areas with plot prices from about ₦1M in Moniya to ₦100M+ in Bodija — plus the title checks that matter for each zone.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
Cost of Building a Modern 3-Bedroom Flat in Nigeria (2026 Price Guide)
Posted inCost Analysis Real estate

Cost of Building a Modern 3-Bedroom Flat in Nigeria (2026 Price Guide)

Building a modern 3-bedroom flat in Nigeria in 2026 costs roughly ₦22m–₦45m (~$15,000–$31,000) excluding land, depending on finish. Full stage-by-stage breakdown.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
Lagos waterfront with a road, high-rise buildings and boats
Posted inLocation Guide

Lagos Band A Areas (2026): Where You Actually Get 20+ Hours of Power

The Lagos neighbourhoods that genuinely get 20+ hours of power in 2026 — the Band A areas, what they cost per kWh in naira and dollars, and which feeders were downgraded.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026
House keys resting on a signed property document, illustrating Certificate of Occupancy costs in Nigeria
Posted inCost Analysis Real estate

How Much Does a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) Cost in Nigeria (2026)?

A Certificate of Occupancy in Nigeria costs roughly ₦350,000 to ₦3M+ all-in for a residential plot in 2026 — official processing plus consent, stamp duty, registration and survey. Full breakdown in ₦ and $.
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Posted by Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

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